There are apartments, and then there are homes with a story. Being offered to the market for the first time in 26 years, tucked quietly at the rear of an intimate eight-unit 1930's Art Deco block on one of Clayfield's most well positioned tree-lined streets, is unmistakably the latter. Built in 1937-38 and listed on Brisbane's Local Heritage Register, it carries with it the grace, generosity, and craftsmanship of an era that simply isn't replicated anymore.
From the moment you enter via the private building foyer - shielded entirely from street view - there's an immediate sense of character, comfort, and security that wraps around you. Soaring 9½-foot ceilings, freshly painted decorative moulded plaster cornicing, deep skirting boards, and exposed timber detailing give the home a richness and depth. Mixed hardwood floors run through the living areas, while wide pine flooring with a rich tung oil finish warms both bedrooms underfoot.
The east-facing rear of the home is where the apartment truly comes alive.
